is now ready for some quilting...........
I took a few stitches last night when I couldn't sleep↡↡↡
Can you see them?
I plan to outline the pot to start, and then do some kind of filler stitching; I am using
regular quilting thread on this one in a beige--the background fabric is one that I
coffee dyed a few years back when that craze "squirreled" me...;))))
[There's a new word to add to the quilting lexicon lol]
I will be working on this one this afternoon while watching the Patriots game....
Go Patriots............p l e a s e...;0000
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Here is a picture of a scrappy quilt I saw on Youtube that may be how I put my
red/pink scraps
together...
sashing and cornerstones...
...I am thinking mine will be a much
smaller project--this one is some 60x60--total madness ;0000.--
perhaps a dolly sized
little quilt or even a pillow???...
I am really trying to make my projects smaller--but after making bed size or lap size
quilts all these years,
I am finding it difficult to do this...I just think in those sizes.....
I need to make some dolly size quilts to get into the swing of things..perhaps....
this one should become the first....
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I hope your Sunday is a peaceful one in these stressful days leading up to
the Holidays...
S E W O N 👍🙋🙏
Hugs, Julierose, La Blageuse ( scrapping-euse)



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ReplyDeleteI would love to join you for a cup of tea from that gorgeous teapot. Good luck with your red/pink scraps.
ReplyDeleteLovely teapot. Hmmm 4 inch blocks.....nope not for me. LOL
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean about making bed size quilts with each project, maybe we just like to piece! It sure is hard to break out of that mold.
ReplyDeleteSashing is a good way to tame the scrap blocks. I wish I'd thought of it.
ReplyDeleteYour teapot is so cute. Will be waiting to see what pink and red project becomes
ReplyDeleteYour teapot looks very vintage with that tea dying--so pretty! Have fun with your quilting!
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